what size arrows should I get for this?
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I purchased a set of 12 28" inch arrows for my son and they worked great with this bow.
1327154
The arrow length you need depends on your draw length. Draw length is the length from your anchor point to about 1" past the arrow rest. If you look up a few archery websites there is a formula you can use to calculate it but your best to go to a shop with your equipment and have it measured out. The kit comes with 30" arrows.
974346
They will work fine with this arrow. I have had good groups with these arrows even with fixed broad heads, so don't feel obligated to buy mechanicals if price is a concern. Generally you can buy 6 premium fixed for the price of 3 mechanicals. I highly highly highly recommend Slick Tricks because they are ultra tough and extremely sharp and the animals bleed every bit as good as mechanicals.
827943
I hope this helps... I bought the 6 - Pk. Easton Genesis II Arrows. They are 30" long not including nok and point.
1341736
I'm sorry but I do not know. You will need to find the outer diameter of your arrows and the diameter of the tips. I can tell you that I have been shooting bows for over 25 years and these tips are the best practice tips I have owned. They are very easy to remove from the same targets that other tips used to be difficult on
105016
If the bow that your 6 year old is shooting has an arrow rest, go with the 28" or even the 30" that way you wont have to renew these arrows when he gets a little older. If he is shooting a traditional type of bow like low poundage youth longbow without a Modern style arrow rest then go with less then 28" coz aiming with longer arrows is more difficult & ruins posture & learning technique. Although 27" is quite ideal for kids less than 10 years of age, for the bad quality of the fletchings on these arrows & taking into account that the arrows from this seller does not come in 27" I would recommend getting 27" arrows from Another seller. Hope that helped.
1218150
I purchased this for my son last year and I bought an extra set of arrows. The arrows measure 27" and 31"; however, I cannot recall which ones actually came with the bow.I hope this information helps you! It is a rather nice set.
592993
I purchased those arrows for the Zing Z-curve bow by Air Hunterz. It worked fine.
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The other responses are correct, arrow length depends on the draw length. You don't need youth arrows, but you will want them cut to size (don't need to at first as the ones it comes with will work for a first time shooter.) One note though, if you are buying this for a growing youth I would recommend having them be a little longer than an adult setup would usually be. My daughter grew quite a bit in a year and her draw length changed significantly. Now what I usually do is keep any usable, broken arrows that I have for my bow from our target shoots and cut them to length for my daughter. Saves a little money for me and my daughter now had some really nice arrows to use. The other responses are correct, arrow length depends on the draw length. You don't need youth arrows, but you will want them cut to size (don't need to at first as the ones it comes with will work for a first time shooter.) One note though, if you are buying this for a growing youth I would recommend having them be a little longer than an adult setup would usually be. My daughter grew quite a bit in a year and her draw length changed significantly. Now what I usually do is keep any usable, broken arrows that I have for my bow from our target shoots and cut them to length for my... » Read More The other responses are correct, arrow length depends on the draw length. You don't need youth arrows, but you will want them cut to size (don't need to at first as the ones it comes with will work for a first time shooter.) One note though, if you are buying this for a growing youth I would recommend having them be a little longer than an adult setup would usually be. My daughter grew quite a bit in a year and her draw length changed significantly. Now what I usually do is keep any usable, broken arrows that I have for my bow from our target shoots and cut them to length for my daughter. Saves a little money for me and my daughter now had some really nice arrows to use. « Show Less
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Depends on draw length, poundage, and type of arrows used. In the 300+ at 70lbs-30inches with carbon arrows
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These are standard 20" arrows that will fit most bows and crossbows. Unless yours takes a special size they'll fit. If it takes a smaller arrow you can cut then down to the size you need. I did it to make 16" arrows and they work fine, just need to aim 8" lower than with the 20" arrows. I use both.
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Check out the Easton website for arrow selector. The spine to be used is a function of cam performance, tip weight, draw weight and draw length. For this arrow, a 400 is recommended for 60 lb, hard cam bow using 28 or 29 in arrow with a 100 gr tip. If you go up to a 30 inch arrow, you would need a 330 "spine" arrow. Easton makes arrow selection a breeze by giving you a selector guide where you just enter in the cam type, draw weight, arrow length and tip weight and it tells you which arrow shaft you should be using for most reliable performance.
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It's the diameter of the arrow if u know that little about it go to a bow shop and ask them what size arrows u need for ur draw length and bow poundage. U will have to go back to get your arrows cut down and inserts put in.
110911
I am using Easton Carbon "Raider" (55/70) (400) arrows with these points. Using it with a recurve bow. I don't see the particular arrows I own listed ( not even on Easton's website). Overall Easton arrows. Search Easton Carbon arrows on Amazon.
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To be honest I just bought 30 length carbon arrows on Amazon here and they fit perfectly. They can get expensive but youtube has a lot company's and custom shafts as well as DIY instructions. Hope this helps.
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It depends on what size of arrows you intend on shooting.Small 17XX or smallerMED 19XX or smallerLRG 23XX or smaller
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It should be about perfect for you. Even if you can't quite get it, you will after a couple of sessions. My 10 year old son led for a few days but eventually was able to fully draw back the arrow. They are just shy of 28" in length.